FIFA Chief Downplays World Cup Concerns as Mexico Tackles Violence
FIFA President Infantino dismisses worries over violence in Mexico ahead of the 2026 World Cup co-hosting, highlighting the country's capabilities to handle security challenges.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has played down concerns over the recent surge of violence in Mexico, despite the country set to co-host the 2026 World Cup in just four months' time. The international football governing body's leader has expressed confidence in Mexico's ability to handle the security challenges and ensure a successful tournament.
Violence has been escalating across various regions of Mexico, raising apprehensions about the country's preparedness to host the world's biggest football event. However, Infantino remained resolute in his belief that Mexico can adequately address these issues.
Infantino stated,
Source: Al Jazeera
